Michael T. Roper's "Interpersonal Dilemma" consists in 9 pieces of deep electronic music where melancholic arrangements and calm melodies surround IDM constructions, Glitch, Breaks and deconstructed Beats and clicks.

Those sophisticated rhythmics and soulful atmospheres asked Michael hours and hours of hard work in front of his programming tools. The result is incredibely rich and definitely requests headphones listening to catch every variations and nuances of the tracks.

Due to technical reasons we are unable to provide high bitrate (320 kbps) tracks for this new release. We apologize for that. But the whole album is so enchanting that I thought it deserves to be released anyway. So I sincerely hope you won't blame us for the low bitrate and enjoy this really well produced music. Thanks for your interest!


This audio is part of the collection: Chase Records
It also belongs to collection: Netlabels

Artist/Composer: Michael T. Roper
Date: 2012-02-03
Keywords: IDM; Drill'n'bass; Ambient; Glitch; Breaks; Click and cuts; Melodic; Breakcore

Creative Commons license: Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0

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More free hard electronic music releases on http://chaserecords.free.fr

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Reviewer: Ninja Gaijin - - May 1, 2012
Subject: Low quality bitrate is a letdown
I posted this before I read the issues surrounding the 128 CBR.. while I can listen to 128's I really feel quite bad I ever mix them :)

Nice release, a bit sad for the 128 though :)

A lesson for all producer to export lossless copies of their tunes often!! At least make flac backups.. has CRC error checking ..

Again big props to Mr Roper and Chase :) (4/5 stars awarded)

EDIT: 01st May 2012 ----- READ BELOW -----

Upon reading this months old review, Michael T Roper replied to me via facebook with the following comments:

"Miguel Rupiero
1 May 15:58
dude whats this crap you wrote on archive . org about my 'interpersonal dilemma' release?
yes the good quality lossless files are easier to have when you make sure you backup often blablablabla. Easier still when you have a sane bone in your body....
I'd love you to come down to geelong and tell me what i should and shouldnt do 'right' or 'wrong' to my face, i might just put you in hospital...
-Michael"

To my reply:
"Lol dude take a fuckin chill pill. I'm just saying your music is great and I would be playing it in mixes and over club systems, but alas I cannot due to the poor bitrate. 128 is ok for personal listening aka bandcamp preview streams etc. But for club system no way. So I was actually very sad I can't play your tasty music in my own output of mixes etc. As for Chase, I love everything on there and have been friends with the owner for a long time. I also believe there's no time in our lives for bullshit. I say it like I see it. Don't physically threaten me on FB, it's actually a recorded threat. I don't have time for hate, but enjoy it yourself!"

His reply:

"Michael Thomas

go and get raped by your mummy lawyer's friends.

hurts donit."

Clearly this guy is a little unhinged, I don't even have a mother. So, while my original review states 4/5 stars, I have to note here my review is now 1/5 or 0/5 stars considering the personal threats I received, in relation to just reviewing this album. It's not that bad a review I thought either.

So yeah, download this at your own peril, the guy might be crazy enough to stalk you if you post a review he doesn't like.

0/5 stars